texts: <mask> is a Serbian American. She is the Mikati Foundation Professor of Biomedical Engineering and Medical Sciences at Columbia University. She heads the Stem Cells and Tissue Engineering laboratory at Columbia University. She is a faculty member at the Irving Comprehensive Cancer Center and the Center for Human Development at Columbia University. She is a professor at the Faculty of Technology and Metallurgy at the University of Belgrade, a professor at the University of Novi Sad, and a professor at the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Tufts University. Stem cell research and modeling of disease are what she focuses on. She and her team have published over 400 scientific papers, 70 book chapters and three books on tissue engineering.One of the co-inventors on 100 licensed, issued and pending patents is Vunjak-Novakovic. She co-founded four companies with the help of her patents. She is a frequent advisor to the federal government. She received her B.S., M.S., and PhD in chemical engineering from the University of Belgrade, where she was born. She returned to the University of Belgrade as a faculty member in the Chemical Engineering Department after studying in Germany. She had appointments as a research scientist at the Whitaker College of Health Sciences and Technology at MIT and as a professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at MIT. She became a full-time principal research scientist with the Harvard-MIT Division of Health Science and Technology at MIT in 1998.She joined the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Columbia University as a full professor in 2005. She is married to an architect and has a son who is a pulmonologist. The field of tissue engineering has been greatly impacted by Research Vunjak-Novakovic's scholarly accomplishments. Stem cells, biomaterial scaffolds, and bioreactors are culture systems designed to regulate and stimulate tissue development and are the focus of her research. She has laid the theoretical and experimental groundwork for the development of new biomaterials and scaffold architecture to regenerate tissue. A series of 5 papers on bioreactors, seeding of polymer scaffolds for cartilage tissue engineering, cultivation parameters, and tissue construct characterization, published in 1998 and 1999 have been cited over 2,000 times. Prof. Vunjak-Novakovic continued to perform complex cell biological studies that address fundamental problems such as the growth and differentiation of stem cells for functional skeletal and cardiac mechanics.The group has succeeded in controlling cell growth, metabolism and function of engineered human tissues. This has earned her the highest praise from the scientific community. She is starting to translate this foundation into clinical applications that promise to profoundly influence the way patients are treated and medicine is practiced. The first woman engineer to receive the distinction of giving the Director's Lecture at the National Institute of Health was Vunjak-Novakovic. She was elected to the New York Academy of Sciences in 2009, after being elected to the Women in Technology International Hall of Fame in 2008. She received the Society of Biomaterials Award for significant contributions to the literature on the science or technology of biomaterials. The Council of NIBIB is chaired by Vunjak-Novakovic, who was previously the Chair of the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering.She is a founding fellow of TERMIS. She is a member of the Serbian Academy of Sciences and Arts, as well as the Women in Technology International Hall of Fame. She is the recipient of a prestigious award. Her work has captured the imagination of the general public and was featured in The New York Times, Scientific American, Forbes Magazine, and National Public Radio. In 2012 she was elected to the National Academy of Engineering for bioreactor systems and modeling approaches for tissue engineering and regenerative medicine, becoming the first woman at Columbia to ever earn that prestigious distinction. The National Academy of Medicine and the National Academy of Inventors were elected two years later. The rank of University Professor at Columbia University is reserved for a small number of faculty who have made the most important contributions to their field of study, and serve the university as a whole.She appeared in the film as herself. She was elected to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 2019. She was awarded the Sretenje order of the Republic of Serbia. She was awarded the Popular Prize by the European Inventor Award. Columbia BME Department Columbia University faculty Columbia School of Engineering and Applied Science faculty University of Belgrade alumni


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texts: <mask> is a racing driver from New Zealand and Australia. <mask>, the son of seven-time Bathurst 1000 winner <mask>, is a five-time winner of the event. He won the Bathurst 24 Hour in 2002. <mask> won the Australian Formula Ford Championship on his second attempt in 1994, his first major career success. <mask> was a member of the team that finished fourth in the 1995 Bathurst 1000. <mask> competed in the Australian Super Touring Championship from 1995 to 1997 and made his Australian Touring Car Championship debut for the team in 1996. In 1996 and 1997 <mask> finished second behind his father at the Bathurst 1000.<mask> left the team in 1998 to work for Nissan in England. <mask> was only two seconds behind his father when he finished second at the 1998 Bathurst 1000. He drove a Ford EL Falcon to victory in the FAI 1000. <mask> took up a full-time drive with Gibson Motorsport in 1999, as a team-mate to Greg Murphy. Defending his title with Murphy was the highlight of <mask>' seventh place finish. He is the only driver to win the Bathurst 1000 in both a Ford and a Holden in the same year. In 2000, <mask> won the inaugural Canberra 400 as well as a round at Calder Park Raceway.<mask> moved to Ford in 2001. The team had a 12th place finish for <mask> in 2001. <mask> moved to Perkins Engineering in 2002. He was with the team for five years and achieved consistent championship finishes. At the Perth 400, <mask> won both rounds for the team. <mask> joined Ford Performance Racing in 2007. <mask> started competitively for the team, with championship finishes of seventh and eighth, but dropped off in 2009 and 2010 with finishes of 13 and 15.<mask> finished his career with a podium in the final race of the season at the Sydney 500, after Will Davison replaced him. <mask>' highlights for the team were winning the Skycity Triple Crown in 2008, and podium finishes at the Sandown 500 and Phillip Island 500 with Owen Kelly and Mark Winterbottom. <mask> and Winterbottom were leading the race late in the race when Winterbottom went off the track. <mask> became a highly sought-after co-driver for V8 Supercars' two endurance events. He renewed his partnership with Ford Performance Racing. <mask> and Winterbottom won the Bathurst 1000 on their sixth attempt. It was the first victory for Winterbottom and the team.<mask> was hired by Triple Eight Race Engineering to drive with Craig Lowndes in the Enduro Cup after his success. The move brought <mask> a fourth victory. Since <mask> had achieved it, the only two drivers to win more than one Bathurst 1000 for both Ford and Holden were Tony Longhurst and Jamie Whincup. One of the most successful winners of the great race throughout the current decade and sixth on the all-time list is the man who won the race again, <mask>. <mask> decided to retire from racing after the season. <mask> won the inaugural Bathurst 24 Hour race in 2002 in a car. The race was won by <mask>.The same group of people drove the same car in the 2003 race and finished in second place, less than a second behind their teammates Greg Murphy, Todd Kelly, Jason Bright, and Peter Brock, who had formed a famous partnership with his father Jim in the 1970s and 1980s. <mask> competed in the 24 Hours of Spa with Roger Lago, David Russell and Steve Owen. They didn't finish the race. <mask> won a class victory at the 12 Hour. The Australian Carrera Cup Championship was won by <mask> in a team backed by Laser Plumbing & Electrical. He became a top-five championship runner after joining the series. The highlight of his career was when he won the championship title and broke the stranglehold on the series held by Craig Baird.It was <mask>' first title in twenty years. <mask> took a break from the series to focus on his team's entry in the Australian GT Championship. <mask> competed in selected events of the Australian GT Championship in a car. They finished fifth in the championship. <mask> made a one-off appearance in a Chevrolet in the 2015 season. <mask> rejoined the series full-time in 2016 with his own team, <mask> Motorsport. The team became a customer for the new BMW M6 GT3 in Australia.The team entered two cars in the 12 hour race. <mask> was an aircraft engineer before he became a motor racing driver. <mask> has two children, one born in 2000 and the other in 2001. <mask> lives with his family. The career results of the Supercars Championship and the Australian Carrera Cup.

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texts: The Republican politician from Ohio was a brigadier general. He redeemed his reputation in war after he resigned from the Ohio State Treasurer's office. The 49th Ohio Volunteer Infantry was part of the Union Army during the American Civil War. <mask> was born at Cross Creek Township, Jefferson County, Ohio on May 16, 1821 to John and Jeannette. He was raised in a family that valued hard work, plain dress, temperance and sympathy for the unfortunate and opposed slavery. The family held a regular family debating circle during the long winter evenings and placed special attention on developing good oratory and debating skills. Robert Coe arrived in the Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1634 aboard the ship the Francis.He was the grandson of the commanding officer of Virginia's 7th Regiment during the American Revolutionary War, the Secretary of the Territory of Indiana, and the acting Governor of Indiana. His mother was called "Bill" and he was known to everyone except her. He was the tenth child. He had many siblings, including five brothers and five sisters. The Federal Government in Ohio sold 320 acres to <mask>'s father. The family moved from Jefferson County to Seneca County when he was four months old. The family moved to Ohio.It was still a wooded frontier and home to the Mohawk and Seneca Indians. Ten Indian children were christened with the help of the Presbyterians in the side of the family that 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 888-270-6611 James B. Findley has a ceremony being translated by an Indian Interpreter. Chief "Grey Eyes" preached. The U.S. government built a corn mill for the Wyandotte Indians in the 18th century. The Allen brothers, Robert, Benjamin and James, attended the first school in Ohio. Mrs. Laura Latham taught in the second room of James Latham's log cabin.The community was asked to help build a one-room log schoolhouse after the Lathams donated land. Edward Ranger ran it. Anson Burlingame, Wilshire Butterfield, and O. D. Conger were among the early schoolmates of <mask>. The congressman is from the U.S. Charles Foster was the 35th Governor of Ohio and the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury. He wanted to explore the American West in his late teens. They traveled west to explore the Territory of Iowa with his brother Robert and neighbors John Kennedy and James Downs.Kennedy and Downs died when they reached Iowa City. The brothers came back to Melmore. James Allen was the youngest brother and he settled in Kansas. Bill and his brother Robert were both doctors. Enrolled in the Ashland Academy in Ohio in 1841. The school became a university and seminary. He became known for his strong position on temperance after honing his debating and oratory skills here.He studied law and the carpenters trade. In 1841, when <mask> <mask> petitioned the law firm of Rawson & Pennington to join their firm, he was following in the steps of his older brother John, who had studied law at Washington & Jefferson College. Bill and Warren P. Noble were both a judge and a prosecuting attorney. They studied law together. He was admitted to the Ohio bar and his first case was defending a client against racial slurs. As a member of the Whig Party, he had strong anti-slavery views. He gave stump speeches for Henry Clay because of the Whig Party's platform that opposed admitting Texas into the Union because it was a slave state.The Whig candidate in the U.S. Presidential campaign was "Rough and Ready" General Zachary Taylor. He personally visited Henry Clay in Kentucky to discuss the issue of the Whig Party's lack of opposition to the abolition of slavery. He was a Whig candidate for Ohio Attorney General. Following the defeat of the Whig candidate in the U.S. Presidential election in 1854, the Free Soil Party was founded by the man who would become the Republican Party in Ohio. The first meeting of the Republican Party took place in Pittsburgh in 1856. The first Republican National Convention was held in Philadelphia in 1856 and he was one of 69 Ohio delegates. He was the first Republican to hold the office of Ohio State Treasurer.John G. Breslin was the incumbent state treasurer in Ohio. Breslin was related to <mask> by marriage. He resigned from the office on June 13, 1856. When he took office, the treasury was short hundreds of thousand of dollars. He was told by Breslin that the money would be good. Albert A. Bliss had made it up after being $65,000 short. He wanted to do the same thing.He had to resign when the Breslin Treasury Defalcation became public. A meeting of politicians in the streets of Columbus denounced Breslin and <mask>. The commission was appointed to investigate and found that the crime was not taking money for himself, but participating in a cover-up. After moving to Canada to avoid prosecution, Breslin and <mask> opened a law office in Tiffin. On July 25, 1861, the Civil War General, Commander of the Union Army's 49th Ohio Volunteer Infantry, had a large recruiting poster printed, and by August 31, he was named Colonel of the Forty-Ninth Regiment, Ohio Volunteer Infantry. During the U.S. Civil War, he was the 49th Ohio Infantry's commanding officer. He organized and trained the 49th Ohio Infantry at Camp Noble in August and September of 1861.The battle of Shiloh was one of 42 battles fought in the Civil War. He was known for his leadership, positive speeches, and willingness to personally command in battle. At the Battle of Shiloh, he had three horses shot from under him. The briadier general was breveted on March 13, 1865. In his home town of Tiffin, Ohio, there is a statue of <mask> <mask> returned to civilian life to practice law after the Civil War.His biographer alleged voting fraud after he lost to Edward F. Dickinson in Ohio's 9th congressional district. He created a town in Ohio in 1871. He continued to speak in support of Republican candidates. The Ohio Adjutant General was made a preacher of the Methodist Episcopal Church by Governor Foster. He was appointed to the Ohio Canal Commission. During a difficult time in U.S. history, <mask> <mask> is remembered for his eloquent oratory. "I have listened to many of the most gifted orators of Europe and America, but have never listened to such eloquence poured forth for two hours and half as from the lips of <mask>.<mask>, who was Governor of Ohio at the time, spoke at the funeral. According to McKinley, for fifty years, <mask> has been the most attractive and sought after public speaker. On the lecture platform, at hundreds of Grand Army camp-fires, and in the pulpit, General <mask> made fitting responses. ... I am here to remember the man I loved the most. I haven't heard from him since the Sunday before Memorial day. He was eloquent.The two most important things in life were piety and patriotism. Their union was indissoluble in his creed. His patriotism was wide enough to cover the whole country and his piety was broad enough to include every creed. On May 25, 1847, the Presbyterian Church was the venue for the wedding of <mask> and Martha. There are links to births and deaths of people from Ohio in the 19th century.

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texts: <mask> was born on 1 April 1968 and served as the Prime Minister of Finland from 2014 to 2015. He was a member of the National Coalition Party when he was elected to the European Parliament in 2004. <mask> was appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs in 2008 after a scandal surrounding his predecessor. <mask> became the Minister for Europe and Foreign Trade in Jyrki Katainen's cabinet after being elected to the Parliament with the second highest vote count in the election. <mask> was elected as the National Coalition Party's chairman after Katainen stepped down as Prime Minister. He was appointed Prime Minister by President Sauli Niinist on June 24. <mask>'s National Coalition Party lost its status as the largest party in the April 2015 election, coming in as second in vote share and third in seats.<mask> was appointed Minister of Finance on May 29, 2015, after coalition negotiations between the winning Center Party, Finns Party and National Coalition Party. <mask>'s leadership was challenged from within the party. <mask> lost the leadership election against Orpo at the party conference. <mask> continued as a Member of Parliament after declining ministerial positions. He became the Vice- President of the European Investment Bank in June of last year. <mask> was defeated in the election for President of the European Commission by Manfred Weber. <mask> became the Director and Professor of the School of Transnational Governance at the European University Institute after his term at the European Investment Bank ended in January 2020.<mask>'s father was a native Swedish speaker and his mother was a native Finn. Stubb spoke both languages at home. <mask> was the CEO of the Finnish Ice Hockey Association from 1976 to 1983 and worked in the business of professional ice hockey. <mask> graduated from Mainland High School in Daytona Beach, Florida in 1986 and from the Gymnasiet Lrkan in Helsinki two years later. He won a golf scholarship after completing his military service. <mask> graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree from Furman in 1993. He obtained aDiploma in French Language and Civilisation from the Sorbonne in Paris after studying French for a year.<mask> speaks five languages. <mask> received a Master of Arts in European Affairs from the College of Europe, Belgium in 1995. He obtained his PhD in International Relations from the London School of Economics and Political Science in 1999 under the supervision of William Wallace. Wallace said: "LSE has had a number of extremely bright Finn students in recent years, but Alex was one of the most outstanding." <mask>'s thesis was about Flexible Integration and the Amsterdam Treaty. <mask> was a researcher at the Academy of Finland from 1997 to 1999 and at the Foreign Office from 1995 to 1997. He began to work as a columnist in 1997.<mask> was a member of the Finns' delegation to the intergovernmental negotiations for the Treaty of Nice from 1999 to 2001. He became a lecturer at the College of Europe in 2000. He became an adviser to the President of the European Commission and a member of the Commission Task Force on the European Convention after the conclusion of the IGC. In 2003 he returned to the EU as a special expert and to the intergovernmental negotiations, this time for the European Constitution. He stood for the National Coalition Party in the European Parliament election in 2004. <mask> and his family lived in Genval, Belgium, with his wife, Suzanne Innes-<mask>, who is a British lawyer, until they moved to Tapiola, Espoo. She is employed by the media group Sanoma.They have two children. <mask> is a sports enthusiast who competes in marathons and triathlons. The team of 18 people were competing to support leukemia research, and he was a part of it. <mask>'s time in Kalmar was 9:55'47. <mask> set a marathon record in the Berlin Marathon. <mask> was a member of the European Parliament from 2004 to 2008. He was elected to the National Coalition Party in 2004 with 115,225 votes, making him the second highest vote getter in that election.He was a member of the European People's Party-European Democrats. He became a well-known member of the Parliament. <mask> was a member of both the Committee on Budgetary Control and the Committee on Internal Market and Consumer Protection. As of August 2007, he was a substitute member of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs and the Delegation to the EU-Turkey Joint Parliamentary Committee. He wrote a report for the Parliament on the EU's interpretation costs. He called for greater awareness of the costs of translation, which he calculated to be over 500 million euros for the Parliament, Commission and Council in 2005. Multilingualism is one of the EU's main assets despite the costs and need for some changes.<mask> was a member of the European Parliament. On <mask>'s 40th birthday, the Finn government announced that he would be the new Minister for Foreign Affairs following a scandal surrounding his predecessor. <mask> was sworn in on April 4. The decision to appoint him was unanimous and his seat in the European Parliament was taken up by a former environment minister. <mask> was described as a competent politician and supporter of NATO accession by his appointment. <mask> invited the head of Al-Jazeera and the former President to discuss the role of media in conflict resolution. <mask> traveled to the Middle East in October of 2010 to discuss the conflict with Clinton.<mask> and Sweden's Minister for Foreign Affairs proposed the European Institute of Peace. The non-paper was addressed to the EU High Representative. The added value of capacities beyond those available to high-level decision-makers was emphasized. The idea of a European Institute of Peace was supported by German and French members of the European Parliament. The institute was founded. Jori Arvonen, Senior Political Adviser to Foreign Minister <mask>, predicted in leaked diplomatic cables that the National Coalition Party would aspire to lead the country into NATO during the next parliamentary term. Stubb brought attention to the issues of disabled people.<mask> and Signmark, who had become the first sign language rapper to sign a recording contract with an international record company, worked together to organize a Shout Silent event to support sign language speakers. <mask> and Signmark collaborated to bring attention to disabled people. <mask> doesn't think the President of Finland needs to attend meetings of the European Council with the Prime Minister. <mask> was supported by the Finance Minister and chairman of the National Coalition Party, Jyrki Katainen. The Chairman-in- Office of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe was held by <mask>. The agreement to send military observers to the area was brokered by the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe. In January of 2011, <mask> and EU Foreign Commissioner Catherine Ashton worked together to help hundreds of beaten and imprisoned opposition activists.<mask> hoped that power in Egypt would be transferred to a democratically elected government as quickly as possible. <mask> was the Minister for European Affairs and Foreign Trade in the year 2011. He was the second most popular candidate in the election, as the National Coalition Party became the largest party. The Foreign Affairs portfolio went to the Social Democrats. <mask> became Minister for Europe and Foreign Trade. <mask> argued during Euromaidan that money should be used as a force for good in politics and that money should be given a peace prize. As Prime Minister, he would change his stance on the EU's sanctions against Russia.<mask> stated that the sanctions against Russia won't be removed until they are met by the EU. When Jyrki Katainen stepped down as Prime Minister and Chairman of the National Coalition Party, <mask> was elected as the new leader. He was appointed Prime Minister by President Sauli Niinist on June 24. The relationship between Russia and Finland is a challenge for the new Prime Minister. This has always been a problem for Finns, as it affects their willingness to become a NATO member. The recent crisis in Ukraine as well as the dispute over free trade between Russia and Finland has made the issue thornier. <mask> supported the idea of basic income experiments.<mask> organized the Northern Future Forum, a meeting of Prime Ministers of Northern Europe. <mask> invited companies and officials to an event in March of 2015. <mask>'s National Coalition Party lost its status as the largest party in the April 2015 election, coming in as second in vote share and third in seats. The winning Center Party, Finns Party and National Coalition Party are in coalition negotiations. He left the office on May 29, 2015, days after the election. <mask> was appointed Minister of Finance on May 29, 2015. <mask> wants structural reforms, structural reforms and more structural reforms.In November 2015, <mask> said that 90 percent of the Finns supported the introduction of administrative registration. Only about 10 percent of them supported it. <mask>'s term as Minister of Finance was criticized due to his perceived insensitivity towards the effects of the spending cuts he introduced. It was seen as a sign of mockery towards the trade unions when <mask> and Sipil bumped fists after the end of the conference. <mask> was in the middle of a scandal when he was accused of lying to the parliament. <mask> said in November that 90 percent of the experts who had given a statement were in agreement with the government's plan to make it possible for Finns to own publicly listed companies' stock through nominee accounts. <mask> had said that the real number was 10 percent.The Chancellor of Justice received a lot of complaints. Jonkka stated that <mask>'s mistake in numbers was an unfortunate result of a fast-paced discussion over a policy draft. <mask>'s gaffes in the spring of 2016 caused Elina Lepomki and Minister of Interior Petteri Orpo to announce that they would challenge <mask> in June's party conference. <mask> lost the election to Orpo, who became the new leader of the National Coalition Party. <mask>'s seat would be taken by Orpo as the Minister of Finance. <mask> was offered the role of Minister for European Affairs and Foreign Trade, but he declined and continued as a Member of Parliament. After politics, <mask> was chosen as the Vice- President of the European Investment Bank.He left his position in the Parliament on July 30th to take his new position. <mask> said that he could be interested in running for the presidency of the European Commission or European Council. <mask> was nominated by Martti Ahtisaari to be the leader of the Crisis Management Initiative. His position was confirmed by the board. <mask> was the lead candidate of the European People's Party for the presidency of the European Commission. <mask> lost the election for the leader of the European People's Party in the European Parliament. <mask> became the Director and Professor of the School of Transnational Governance at the European University Institute in Florence, Italy, in January 2020.The position will be his on 1 May 2020. <mask> supports European integration. <mask> was the Minister for Foreign Affairs in 2008 and gave a speech in favor of the EU taking an active role in international politics. While the EU is the world's largest economy, it is also a regional soft power. He described himself as an "academic federalist" when he ran for party leadership. <mask> doesn't like eurobonds. He said that he is no longer the "pure federalist" that he used to be.<mask> supports Turkey's EU membership in 2010. He warned of a Lehman Brothers moment that could lead to the collapse of the EU. <mask> thinks that Finns should apply for membership of NATO. <mask> is a member of the National Coalition Party's liberal wing. He describes himself as a liberal and moderate liberal. <mask> wants to bring about a more positive way of doing politics. Even though there are disagreements, he believes everyone should be respected.He is a supporter of same-sex marriage. He believes in increasing immigration. <mask> believes that the most important political divide in modern politics is between the supporters and the opponents of globalisation. <mask> stated that he has always been of the opinion that matters must be discussed openly and honestly. <mask> has published 16 books, dozens of academic articles, and hundreds of columns. <mask> began writing columns for the Financial Times. <mask> has a website.Among European leaders, he is one of the most active. He co-authored an e-book about using social media. His book Alaston totuus ja muita kirjoituksia suomalaisista ja eurooppalaisista was published. <mask> received a prize. Stubb Cabinet References External links Ministry of Foreign Affairs: Minister for Foreign Affairs, <mask>.

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texts: Daniel McDevitt is a semi-retired American professional wrestler, trainer and promoter. His career spans over a decade working in numerous independent promotions throughout the United States including the American Wrestling Federation, Extreme Championship Wrestling, Cueball Carmichael's Independent Professional Wrestling Alliance, Doug Flex's International Pro Wrestling, Independent Superstars of Professional Wrestling, House of Pain Wrestling Federation / National Wrestling He was a well-known "heel" in the mid- to late 1990s as a top star in the Mid-Eastern Wrestling Federation and engaged in feuds with a number of wrestlers. During the "Attitude Era", he appeared in the World Wrestling Federation as both an in-ring character and a preliminary wrestler. The rivalry between MCW and MEWF began in 1998 when the owners of the "Bone Breakers Pro Wrestling Training Center" left the MEWF to form MCW. A graduate of the Baltimore Monster Factory, where he was trained by Axl and Ian, he is one of the students of McDevitt's "Bone Breakers". MCW was reopened in 2006 by McDevitt, who resumed his long-running feud with two other people.The feud centered around the real-life affair between McDevitt's now ex-wife Kim and her husband. He continued to make on-camera appearances as MCW's owner after he stopped in-ring activity. He is involved in more "behind-the-scenes" positions in the industry. He was hired by the Urban Wrestling Federation as an agent and associate producer in 2011. He took a position as a guest columnist for the South Carolina newspaper where he maintains a professional wrestling website. McDevitt has a successful career as a real estate agent. Dan McDevitt was born and raised in Catonsville, Maryland.He became a professional wrestler after graduating high school. He made his pro debut on November 14, 1993 after training at the Baltimore Monster Factory. He became a full-time wrestler for the Mid-Eastern Wrestling Federation after a year. On May 11, 1994, in his hometown of Catonsville, McDevitt and Road Warrior Hawk won the MEWF Tag Team Championship from The Hollywood Hunks. He won the MEWF Mid-Atlantic Heavyweight Championship the next night. It was around this time that he began wrestling as "<mask>" and won the MEWF Heavyweight Championship from Mad Dog O'Malley in Baltimore on March 26, 1995; he won the title after O'Malley had put out an open challenge to the MEWF locker room. Other promotions in the region branched out during the year.He wrestled Doink the Clown at a National Wrestling Alliance show for Dennis Coraluzzo, as well as Morgus the Maniac in the National Wrestling League. 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He had one more run as MEWF Mid-Atlantic Champion after defeating Johnny Gunn for the vacant title on February 26, 1996; he and Gunn feuded in other East Coast promotions during this time such as Wild Organization of Wrestling in Martinsburg, West Virginia. He successfully defended the title against Ricky Blues, among others, and in a three-way dance, but lost the title to Joe thunder in Baltimore on June 2.His third and final reign as MEWF Heavyweight Champion lasted less than a day after his victory of Johnny Gunn in Essex on June 30, 1996. The title changed hands in a tag team match between himself and Rotten. He was defeated for the title by his tag team partner. Darkside was defeated in Catonsville on August 16 by a tag team formed by McDevitt. He and Headbanger Mosh lost the titles against Menace 2 Society in Baltimore on September 13, 1996. He would team with his former trainer throughout his career. McDevitt began wrestling for Philadelphia's Extreme Championship Wrestling in 1997.In February 1997 he made his debut for the promotion wrestling Spike Dudley in two appearances in Pennsylvania. The Catholic Youth Center in front of 1,590 fans was the site of an ECW house show on March 1. He faced Big Stevie Cool of The Blue World Order in Baltimore the next night. He faced Chris Candido in his home promotion a few days later and met him again a few years later in Doug Flex's International Pro Wrestling. Over the next few months, he would appear on ECW Hardcore TV and numerous live events against ECW stars such as Pitbull #2, Balls Mahoney, Taz, and Tommy Dreamer. McDevitt continued to face ECW stars even after he returned to the MEWF. MissPatricia became McDevitt's manager in 1997.On June 1, 1997, he wrestled a four-way match against Axl, New Jack, and The Sandman. He and Mark "The Shark" Shrader lost the MEWF Tag Team Titles to The Wiseguys in July of 1997. The team tried to regain the tag team titles in a three-way dance with the champion on October 23, 1997, but both teams lost to the Badstreet Boys. It was not a title bout, but a match for the vacant MEWF Heavyweight Championship in Keyser, West Virginia. After establishing himself as a "rough and tough rulebreaker" on East Coast independents, McDevitt went on to rule throughout the continental United States. His in-ring persona, as the facepaint-clad "Corporal Punishment", was portrayed as having "little regard for warnings, fines, or possible suspensions" and, in fact, was "threatened" with being banned from several promotions. He wrestled in 1998 in Alexandria, Virginia, for the Independent Professional Wrestling Alliance, which was one of the organizations he competed for.He made an appearance for Tommy Fierro's Independent Superstars of Professional Wrestling, as well as facing Tom Brandi in Chincoteague Island, Virginia for the vacant IPWA Heavyweight Championship. Smart Mark Video's "The Indies" Best of 1997–2000 featured McDevitt as one of the top independent wrestlers. McDevitt and Shrader decided to leave the MEWF in the spring of 1998 due to unresolved creative control and salary disagreements with the promotion's management. He and Shrader had started their own wrestling school, the "Bone Breakers Pro Wrestling Training Center" in Halethorpe, Maryland, the previous year and, with the encouragement of other indy wrestlers, decided open Maryland Championship Wrestling as an extension of the "Bone Breakers" facility. Wrestler Calvin Raines was one of the students who trained at the facility. On July 19, 1998, MCW's first show was held at Baltimore's Patapsco Arena and attended by nearly 1,200 fans, and over half of the active MEWF roster jumped to their new promotion. Jim Cornette was the manager of the event.MCW became the top promotion in the region after the show's success broke the monopoly over Maryland pro wrestling by the MEWF. McDevitt was involved in two major events in the promotions history. The first MCW Tag Team Championship was won on August 16 by The Headbangers in an 8-man match against Jimmy Cicero and The Pitbulls. He entered a tournament for the MCW title and advanced to the finals where he lost. At the end of the year, while competing for Unified Championship Wrestling in Alabama and Louisiana, he beat Stevie Richards for the promotion's title. The feud between the two men would continue in MCW. McDevitt and Shrader used their connections to bring in current stars from World Championship Wrestling and the World Wrestling Federation, such as McDevitt's long-time friendship with Cornette, as well as ECW talent, which had formerly appeared for.Some of the veterans who appeared on MCW shows over the next year were Ricky Steamboat, Ricky Morton, Bobby Eaton, Tito Santana, The Iron Sheik, and King Kong Bundy. MCW's home arena, Michael's Eighth Avenue ballroom, set a new attendance record for the show with nearly 2,000 fans. Over 100 events featuring some of the top independent wrestlers in the country would be produced by MCW over the next five years. He transitioned from a singles competitor to a tag team wrestler by 1999. He formed teams with Terry Funk, The Iron Sheik, and the Headbangers. During its first few years, the running of MCW took up a lot of McDevitt's time and made him less active as a wrestler. He was voted the "most Hated Wrestler of the Year" by his fans.He was eliminated in the first round of the 2nd annual Shane


texts: Shamrock Memorial Cup on July 19, 2000. In October 2000 McDevitt appeared before the Maryland State Athletic Commission and claimed to be aware of at least 20 unsanctioned backyard-type federations statewide. On July 18, 2001, at MCW's 3rd annual Shane Shamrock Memorial Cup, Jimmy Cicero and Kelly Bell were in a 6-man tag team match against Brian Christopher, Adam flash, and The Bruiser. He faced The Bruiser in a match on September 15, 2001. RF Video featured a later meeting between the two. A little over one hundredth of an inch. MEWF promoter Donna Burke began organizing a memorial show in honor of Dave Casanova after he died of a heart attack.The MCW's participation as an interpromotional event was agreed to by McDevitt and Shrader out of friendship for their late friend. The first time that wrestlers from either promotion appeared in the same ring since 1997 was at the Casanova memorial show. It was around this time that the former student of "Bone Breakers" became a co-owner of the MEWF. Wayne was able to broker a deal between Tim Burke and McDevitt. During the next seven months, there was a storyline invasion between the two companies. It received a mixed reaction from fans and was brought to an end with MCW's close the following summer. The final show of the promotion was held on July 16, 2003 at Michael's Eighth Avenue ballroom, in which over 1,000 fans were in attendance.MCW would be "merging" the MEWF. He and Jeff Jones were bookers for the promotion, however, McDevitt left after a few months. Ring of Honor's debut show was held at Michael's Eighth Avenue in October of 2003 and McDevitt endorsed the promotion. After the close of MCW, McDevitt decided to limit his involvement in pro wrestling to concentrate on his career as a real estate agent. His engagement to Kimerly, better known as MCW valet "Candie" was a factor in his decision. He continued to hold events under the "Fort Meade Wrestling" banner. In October 2005, Adam flash was removed from the facility by military police at one of these events.The Maryland State Athletic Commission, which issued heavy fines for hardcore wrestling, had no jurisdiction over federal property. McDevitt and Payne were married at the old MCW Arena, Michael's Eighth Avenue, in Glen Burnie, Maryland, in 2005. The wedding took place in a wrestling ring with the priest dressed as a referee. The wedding gained a lot of attention for the appearance of The Iron Sheik, who was among the many wrestling personalities in attendance, by causing a disruption during the Best man's speech to the couple. In an interview with Christopher Porter of Express Night Out.com, McDevitt described the incident years later in a Q&A session with the Sheik and other MCW wrestlers. He was active in the internet wrestling community giving his support to OnlineWorldofWrestling.com and later published an article for Pro Wrestling Insider in which he criticized several "egotistical" wrestlers during his years promoting MCW. McDevitt reopened Maryland Championship Wrestling after a two-year absence.MCW's return show was held on February 26, 2006 at the "new" MCW Arena at Northpoint in Maryland. MCW's owner and the new MCW Commissioner, Tara, was introduced as the new MCW Commissioner by McDevitt, who did not wrestle on the card. The return of a soldier. McDevitt would return to the ring within a month in a long-running feud. At MCW's second show, a "fan" jumped the guardrail while McDevitt was speaking to the audience. McDevitt had to be carried to the back of the building after he was escorted from the building by security. The confrontations referenced real-life animosity between the two.After attacking his wife Kim, flash returned to MCW and provoked McDevitt into a fight. The State Athletic Commission stopped the brawl after the entire MCW locker room entered the ring to pull the two men apart. The MEWF Heavyweight Championship was won by flash after he used a loophole in the pre- match stipulations. On July 22, the two finally met at MCW's "Red, White, Black & Bruised" in a "fans bring the weapons" street fight. The highlight of the show was the match between McDevitt and flash, which was considered to be the blood and violence that wrestling in Fort Meade Pavilion can provide. They used a miniature beer keg, thumbtacks, barbed wire and a flaming table. The MEWF Beavyweight Championship was on the line, however, outside interference from DJ Hyde &JD Michaels would cause him to lose the match.Hyde and Michaels squared off at MCW's "Tribute to the Legend" on September 10. He was supposed to have a mystery partner, however, this was changed to a 6-man tag team match with Headbanger Mosh and Orlando Jordan. On October 29, 2006 and The Dudley Boyz a month later, McDevitt and Christian York faced off in a tag team match. During the first few months of MCW's revival, there were rumors of an extramarital affair with a fellow wrestler, with the two separating during the summer of 2006 and eventually divorcing. The circumstances of his divorce and Kim's confession to an affair with a male friend DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch DropCatch Kim and Shane left the promotion. McDevitt withdrew from the day-to-day running of the company.The "heel" stable Creative Control gained a lot of control over the promotion during this time and it was a source of trouble for the MCW promoter. McDevitt ordered Adam flash to defend his title against Test due to Creative Control's interference at an MCW show a month earlier. Creative Control disrupted the show on the May 7 "Xtreme Measures II" supercard. Danny Doring's title victory was overturned by MCW, and they introduced McDevitt's ex-wife and son to the crowd. McDevitt left the building in disgust because of their appearance. At the American Wrestling Federation's fundraiser in Pennsylvania in the spring, McDevitt made an appearance as "<mask> Punishment". He and his manager stole the money earlier in the show but were forced to return it after King Kong Bundy.A former amateur wrestler named "Cocky" was wrestled by <mask> in his first professional wrestling match. DiCola scored a pinfall over the veteran wrestler after his high school wrestling coach slammed a briefcase over his head. McDevitt returned to MCW in 2007, where he led a tribute to the late Shane Shamrock prior to the main event. When Joey Matthews was attacked by Creative Control prior to his match against Adam Flash, Danny Doring was brought in as a replacement, and after Doring's defeat, Matthews returned to win the title. His feud with Kim McDevitt continued for almost the entire year as the two always managed to escape defeat with the help of Creative Control. On December 26, 2007, they met in an 8th Avenue Street Fight. Three years ago, Dan and Kim McDevitt were married.There was a confrontation with Creative Control on April 5, 2008. A match between Adam flash and Christian York, initially ending in a disqualification, turned into a 10-man brawl involving McDevitt and several others who came to help flash, who has since left Creative Control, against his former stablemates. The former ECW star was supposed to headline the card, however, he was having problems with his personal demons. The two of them spent the rest of 2008 together. In MCW's "Xtreme Measures III", Balls Mahoney and Danny Doring were in an 8-man tag team match against The Bruiser, The Badstreet Boys, and Joey Matthews and Christian York. This was supposed to be an inter gender tag team match but it was later canceled. He and Adam flash wrestled The Ghetto Mafia on the second night of the 8th annual Shane Shamrock Memorial Cup.McDevitt talked about the incident at his wedding to The Iron Sheik in a " Q&A" session with several MCW alumni. His last major appearance as "<mask>" was at MCW's "Summer Heat" supercard where he and Adam flash and Kevin Nash faced off against The Bruiser and The Ghetto Mafia. He claimed that he couldn't walk for a week after the match. McDevitt was interviewed by Express Night Out.com about his early career, his divorce with Kim Payne, and his life as a real estate agent. While promoting MCW's upcoming anniversary show, he confirmed that he was no longer an active wrestler due to nagging injuries suffered during his career. McDevitt has mainly been involved with MCW as a full-time promoter since 2009, though he still makes on-camera appearances as MCW's co-owner. He has held executive positions in the wrestling industry.He was hired by the Urban Wrestling Federation as an agent and associate producer in

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texts: <mask> is a former cricketer from the West Indies. In the 1981/82 Shell Shield, <mask> took 5–42 against Trinidad and Tobago, and he was signed by Glamorgan for the 1982 English season. <mask> was retained for the following season despite sending down too many no-balls. Returning to Glamorgan after the World Cup, <mask> had another successful season, taking 52 wickets at 26.71 from 15 first-class matches. The 1984 season was a good one for <mask>, as he took 62 first-class wickets at 27.82 apiece and was unlucky not to be retained by Glamorgan for the following season. <mask> played cricket in Australia in the 1980's. He returned to English county cricket with Northamptonshire in 1987.His career-best first-class bowling figures of 7-52 came in 1988 in the firstinnings of the County Championship game against Sussex, which was also notable for the fact that <mask> and David Capel (3-59) were also bowling. He averaged above 60 with the ball in both first-class and one-day cricket and went for more than five overs in the latter form of the game. His final bowling spell for his county, in the Championship game against Essex, was a disaster as Graham Gooch and John Stephenson ran riot. <mask> left county cricket and went to play for Wellington in New Zealand. <mask> took 20 first-class wickets in just five matches. After that, there were a couple of exhibition matches against his old county of Glamorgan in 1991, and 54 not out for a World XI against the West Indians at Scarborough, before he returned to the Caribbean for three final domestic games. He retired from cricket after doing little in any of them.In August 1976, <mask> played his first match for the West Indies Young Cricketers against the English at Port-of-Spain, and he made an immediate impact by taking 4–35 in his firstinnings, which included the wickets of future Test cricketers David Gower, Mike Gatting and Paul He made his first-class debut in 1979/80 for the Windward Islands against the Leeward Islands at St John's. In the 1982/83 series against India, he made his Test and One Day International debut, and it was his first time in a Test cricket match. In 1983 <mask> was selected for the West Indies' World Cup squad and immediately hit the headlines when he took 7-51 in the second group match against Australia at Headingley. He was retained for the other four group matches, but only took one more wickets in total and was not selected for the semi-final or final, perhaps unsurprising when one considers that players of the caliber of Marshall, Garner, Holding and Roberts were all in West Indies' squad for the tournament When Australia visited the West Indies in the spring of 1984, <mask> was left out of the squad, despite having played in all six Tests in India in the winter. He came in as nightwatchman on the first day and scored 77, his highest first-class score, despite being not particularly effectual with the ball.After being selected for the last two Tests of the four-game series against New Zealand, <mask> took 10 wickets at 18.80, including a career-best 4–19 at Kingston, and took part in no less than 15 One Day Internationals in Australia. As West Indies' fast-bowling production line continued to produce high-quality pacemen, <mask> fell away from the Test side. He captained the Windward Islands team in the same season he was recalled to international duty for one last time in India in 1987/88. In 1998 <mask>, a committed Christian, was left aplegic after a fall from a tree while helping clear land for a new church. He was flown to England for treatment that was unavailable on the island. "People with a disability can often be seen as just takers and so for me, starring in this film gave me the opportunity to give something back to the community," he said. Several benefit matches have been held with the purpose of raising money to help him live a more comfortable life, and have featured a number of high-profile cricketers: in 2005 a Lashings Cricket Club side beat aWinston Davis XI by 87 runs in a match graced by such names as ChrisThere are links to External links.

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texts: <mask> was an Orthodox rabbi and rosh yeshiva of the Mir yeshiva in Brooklyn, New York from 1946 to 1964. After the German occupation of Poland in 1940, he escaped to the United States, where he served as the Rav of several Eastern European Jewish communities. He was a rescue activist for the millions of Jews trapped in Nazi Europe and the Soviet Union. He is credited with the transfer of the entire Mir yeshiva from Lithuania to Shanghai, providing for its support for five years, and obtaining visas and travel fare to bring all 250 students and faculty to America after World War II. He established the U.S. branch of the Mir. He helped North African and Syrian Jewish youth who were suffering from persecution and pogroms in the 1950s. He was the son of Rabbi Aryeh Leib and Maita Kalmanowitz.His father was a Talmid Chacham. His father had a big influence on his education. He entered the Eishishok yeshiva at the age of 16 after studying at the Telshe yeshiva. The Alter of Slabodka, Rabbi Nosson Tzvi Finkel, arranged for him to learn chavrusa with his own son. Kalmanowitz received rabbinic ordination from a number of people. Kalmanowitz entered the rabbinate in 1913 and married the granddaughter of Rabbi Betzalel Hakohen, a dayan in Vilna. Kalmanowitz was asked by the community of Raka on the Polish-Russian border to serve as its Rav in 1913.Kalmanowitz founded a yeshiva in Raka in 1918. Kalmanowitz worked on behalf of refugees and Jews in difficult straits. When Raka was flooded with refugees fleeing Russia in 1914, Kalmanowitz founded a rescue organization that provided food and clothing. He aided Jews who were arrested by the Bolsheviks and was subsequently arrested and imprisoned. He assisted Rabbi Chaim Ozer Grodzinski in running the Vaad Hayeshivos, which provided financial aid and support to European yeshivas and their students. The Ateret Zvi kollel in Vilna was founded in 1928 by <mask> and Grodzinski. He helped move it to Otvosk.<mask> began fund-raising for the Mir yeshiva in the United States in the late 19th century. He was granted U.S. citizenship and a passport in the 1930s. He established a yeshiva in Tykocin in 1929 after accepting the position of head of the rabbinical court. He was a member of the World Agudath Israel. He was forced to flee Tiktin for Bialystok after he was accused of being a Jew. <mask> was one of thousands of rabbis and yeshiva students who fled to Vilna during World War II. He used his U.S. passport to travel to New York with Rabbi Grodzinski's blessing.He immediately began rescue work on behalf of the rabbis, rosh yeshivas, and yeshiva students who are still in Europe. <mask> became a key figure in the Vaad Hatzalah when he joined in the winter of 1940. He was known as an agent for rescue, bombarding government officials with letters and telegrams pleading for help for all Jews trapped in Nazi Europe as well as for those stranded in the Soviet Union. Before the U.S. government approved the legality of sending "free currency" into enemy-occupied territory for the purpose of supporting penniless refugees, <mask> sent money overseas, ignoring illegalities and FBI threats of arrest. In the name of saving lives, Kalmanowitz worked on the Shabbat by fund-raising in synagogues, filling out forms, and riding in taxis to government and institutional offices to get approvals and funds. The tall, regal-looking rabbi often broke down in tears and even fainted in front of government officials as he pleaded his cause. He gained access to State Department officials after crying uncontrollably in the office of the U.S. Secretary of the Treasury.According to Joseph J. Schwartz, chairman of the Joint's European Executive Council, there was a rabbi with a long white beard who cried when he heard the State Department listen. One of the 350 rabbis who participated in the 1943 Rabbis March on Washington was Kalmanowitz. In the years after the war, Rabbi Kalmanowitz was part of a group trying to find Nazi official Adolf Eichman, who was hiding in South America. The entire Mir yeshiva, consisting of 250 students, faculty members, and the yeshiva's entire library of sefarim, was transferred to Kobe, Japan in 1941, thanks to the efforts of Saving the Mir yeshiva Kalmanowitz. Mir students were able to board with Jewish families and eat a Shabbat meal most of the time thanks to the money Kalmanowitz sent. Kalmanowitz sent matzos and wine for Passover, as well as hundreds of copies of Talmudic tractates, so the students could continue studying. Japan attacked Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, and the U.S. declared war on Japan.Kalmanowitz influenced the U.S. government to approve the sending of funds from the U.S. to Japan via neutral Switzerland. Kalmanowitz obtained visas and travel fare to bring the Mir students and faculty to San Francisco and New York at the end of the war. Kalmanowitz established a new branch of the Mir yeshiva in New York City with the help of Rabbi Yechezkel Kahane. The yeshiva was first established in temporary quarters in Far Rockaway and Brownsville, and then in a permanent home in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn, where it thrives to this day. In the late 1940s and 1950s, Kalmanowitz flooded government, United Nations, and church officials with appeals to stop persecutions and pogroms against Jews in Egypt and Syria, which eventually resulted in the dissolution of those communities. The way for Jews in Arab lands to emigrate to the United States was paved by his efforts. Kalmanowitz worked to strengthen traditional Torah education.In 1947 and 1948, he helped found the Otzar HaTorah educational network, which established 28 yeshivas and 20 Talmud Torahs, as well as girls schools in those countries. Even though the yeshiva's financial situation was dire, <mask> devised and pushed through a plan granting student visas to the Mir yeshiva in Brooklyn for North African Jewish teens. A group of 13 boys from Morocco arrived in 1948, but most of them left to find work. The Otzar HaTorah network in the French region of Morocco had an educational supervisor named Avraham Portal, a native of Marrakech, who returned to his home country in 1953 to apply for permanent residency in the United States. The Mir's first high school class of 15 boys were taught by Portal in a separate program after he returned to the Mir. Rabbi David Rebibo was sent to study at the Mir by Kalmanowitz, who gave him a student visa. Kalmanowitz helped Rebibo find a teaching job.Rebibo is the senior rabbi of Beth Jacob Congregation in Phoenix, Arizona, and the dean of the Phoenix Hebrew Academy. During a fund-raising trip to Florida in 1964, <mask> suffered a heart attack and died in Miami Beach at the age of 73. He was buried near his father's grave in the Sanhedria Cemetery in Jerusalem after his large funerals in New York and Jerusalem. His sons-in-law and son-in-law succeeded him as roshei yeshiva of the Mir yeshiva in Brooklyn. There were 1886 births and 1964 deaths of 20th-century rabbis.

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texts: Dame <mask> DBE was an Australian politician and diplomat. She was the first woman elected to parliament, the first woman federal department minister, and the first Australian woman to head a foreign mission. <mask> is the daughter of a state lawmaker. She was elected to the Senate at the 1946 federal election after being a member of the Liberal Party. She was the second woman elected to the Senate. She was the Liberal Party's chief whip from 1947 to 1950 and from 1951 to 1966 and remains the longest-serving whip in the party's history. She became the first woman to hold a ministerial portfolio when she was made Minister for Housing in 1966.She retired from politics in 1971. She was the first woman to head an Australian mission overseas. <mask> was born on July 28, 1908. She was the older of two daughters. Her father was a sugar grower and a war veteran who served in the Legislative Assembly. She grew up on her father's farm on the Isis River near the small town of Childers. The move to Howard was necessitated by her father replacing his brother as managing director of the company.The family lived in Brooklyn House. After attending the local state schools in Childers and Howard, she completed her education as a boarder at the Glennie Memorial School. As an unmarried woman from a wealthy family, she was not expected to enter the workforce. She founded a local unit of the Girl Guides and taught Sunday school. After leaving school, she was encouraged by her father to visit China and Japan. She witnessed the bombing of La Lnea de la Concepcin in Gibraltar while she was in Europe in 1936. She began working for the Union Trustee Company of Australia after her father's death.During the war, she was the commandant of a Voluntary Aid Detachment. In 1942, she was state secretary of the Girl Guides and assistant state commissioner of the Young Women's Christian Association. She traveled to military bases in North Queensland to work on the welfare of servicewomen. She was offered a position in Greece with the United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration, but declined in order to enter politics in Australia. In July 1946, <mask> won preselection for the Senate on the ticket of theQueensland People's Party, the contemporary state affiliate of the Liberal Party. Harry Foll had a political career that ended with her selection. One of the largest crowds ever to attend a political meeting in Maryborough included almost twice as many women as men, according to a report.She was elected to a term in July 1947. She was the first woman elected to federal parliament, the second woman elected to the Senate, and the second woman elected to the Liberal Party. The Coalition between the Liberal Party and Country Party was left with only three senators after the 1946 election due to the use of the block voting system. The first woman to serve as a whip in federal parliament, and the leader of the opposition in the Senate, were both Walter Cooper and Neil O' Sullivan. The Senate Whip is responsible for ensuring that Senators from her ranks toe the party line. There were only three opposition senators at the time with her, the leader of the opposition, and his deputy. One commentator said that Senator Rankin should have an easy job, unless the leader and deputy- leader fall down.The Australian Women's Movement Against Socialisation (AWMAS) was formed to oppose the nationalisation of the banks by the Chifley Government. The Minister for Housing was appointed by the Prime Minister on January 26, 1966. She is the second woman to become a minister in the Federal Parliament. She was the equal longest-serving senator after 1968. She was made High Commissioner to New Zealand after she resigned from the Senate. She continued to be involved in voluntary organizations after her retirement. The senator with the longest continuous service is called the Mother of the Senate.She held the title from 1968 to 1971 with the Fathers of the Senate. The death of <mask> took place in August of 1986. She was laid to rest at St John's Anglican Cathedral. On 13 June 1957, she was appointed a Dame Commander of the Order of the British Empire for political and public services. In 1977 <mask> was made a Life Member of the Children's Book Council of Australia. The Electoral Division of <mask> was named after her. The Queensland Branch of the Children's Book Council of Australia dedicated the award in her memory.The Encyclopedia of Women and Leadership in Twentieth-Century Australia contains a list of the first women holders of political offices.

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In Letter III of the memoirs of the Memoir (Edinburgh, 1810), the parents of <mask> are described as a 'good old couple' who were 'quite overjoyed' at seeing their only surviving son. <mask>'s first mention of her husband's Derwentwater ancestry occurs when she lists her sons: "and next Joseph, so named after his father, James, in memory of my father, and the unfortunate Earl of Derwentwater, who forfeited his life in the rebellion of 1715 The two who died were infants. Financial difficulties due to their growing family forced Joseph to invest in the sugar industry. The family estates were sold to pay off Joseph's debts. <mask>'s husband was unable to provide for the family.She wanted to work in a milliner shop and at Traquair House. She was able to get her sons through school. <mask> <mask> was not to see <mask> Senior again after he found work as house steward to Sir John Stanley. 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After his marriage, he kept his house in Grosvenor Square with a coach and four because he had some little fortune of his own.In about 1795, in Oxford Street, his widow kept a ready-made shoe shop and is now in Edinburgh. While working at Traquair House for the Earl of Traquair, he befriended Alexander Geddes, a Scottish theologian. He died in 1802. INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals INRDeals Further estrangement from her friends and supporters increased her difficulties in finding a job. After her last business venture failed due to <mask>'s rheumatism and failing health, her memoirs were written to raise money. She lived on the charity of her friend, Mrs Ferrier of St John's Hill in Edinburgh, by the time of her memoirs.The point of sale was on High Street, Edinburgh. <mask> <mask>'s death certificate states that she died of a decline in Edinburgh in 1818, but she was listed as having died in 1810. She is buried in an unmarked grave. She wrote The Female Advocate or An Attempt to Recover the Rights of Women from Male Usurpation. The book discussed how men working in millinery took jobs away from women who were forced to prostitution. The argument was made in Christianity. She said that prostitutes are turning to prostitution because of poverty and lack of decent work.Lack of education, societal prejudices of what a genteel woman should or should not do, hampered women from obtaining a job in a respectable establishment. There is disagreement as to whether <mask> <mask> is the author of Gothic novels. William Makepeace Thackeray remembered Manfroné as one of the most popular Gothic novels of the early 19th century. There is no reference to <mask> as a Gothic novelist in the memoir. The Fate of Velina de Guidova is one of the novels attributed to <mask> <mask>. The New Novelist's Pocket Magazine appeared in 1802, a collection of fictions compiled by Mrs <mask> Radclife, of Wimbledon in Surrey. <mask> <mask> states in her memoirs that she was coerced by her publisher into publishing under her name to benefit from the similarities of her name with that of a famous Gothic novelist.Her first book, The Memoirs of Mrs. <mask> <mask>, was influenced by her life's circumstances. The memoirs are written in a deliberately cryptic style, using initials instead of names for both places and people, but many can be identified using clues provided in the text. She mentioned the house as being opposite the place where the Magna Carta was signed, identifying the place as Runnymede while working as a companion to an elderly gentleman. Lady Traquair's diaries can be used to provide other details of <mask>'s life, including her involvement with Alexander Geddes. The female advocate tries to get the rights of women back. By <mask>. It was printed for Vernor and Hood.The memoirs of Mrs. <mask> <mask> were written in letters to her female friend. The book was printed for the author and sold by Manners & Miller.

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Mary Ann
Mary Ann
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Joseph Radcliffe
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texts: A mixed Taiwanese and Chinese singer and celebrity, who goes by the name of <mask>, was born on May 2, 1988. Her parents are Russian American and Taiwanese. In 1988 she was born in California, United States and moved to Taiwan with her older sister, <mask>, and her parents in 2001. Having participated in music performances and music groups from a young age, Veronin was discovered in 2005 by Taiwanese pop star Jay Chou and became the female vocalist in his second iteration of his band project. When she released a duet with Jay Chou titled "Coral Sea", she skyrocketed to fame. Veronin was both a performer and a writer in the band, where she collaborated with Chase Chang on creating tracks. Veronin made her acting debut in the 2006 Taiwanese drama series Engagement for Love.She was the lead actress in the Taiwanese drama series "Alice in Wonder City". Jay Chou's label, JVR Music, was where <mask> started her solo career in 2009. On December 6, 2010, she released her first solo album. One of the songs on the album was written by her father when he was 19. On October 29, 2012 she released her second solo album titled "Free Spirit", where she started participating in musical and creative direction, composition, and producing as well as in the styling and marketing aspects of album release. She collaborated with a former band mate on one of the songs on her second album. <mask> left JVR Music in order to start her own company, "Meiwa Media", with her sister.While doubling as a record label and talent agency, Meiwa Media also operates as a creative platform putting out content in music, entertainment, and various other subjects. Over the years, the company has put out several visual ventures such as short films, vlogs, and an internet faux-reality web series called "Meiwa Diaries". She also played Holly in the micro movie "TAWKI: Taipei As We Know It", which was co-written and produced by her sister. Since then, the Veronin sisters have put out multiple short films and micro movies with the lead actress being <mask>. The award for best cinematography in the Tainan 39-Hour Short Film Contestival was won by the productions "Shewore Red" and "Still Better Than Love". A song called "Dida" was released in 2015. The music video was directed by Esther Veronin.The video was chosen as the theme song to the "Fluid Sexuality International Film Festival" in 2015 due to the face that it touched upon LGBT themes, something both Veronin sisters have publicly expressed support for. The song was released in collaboration with the Red Cross Society of the Republic of China where a limited amount of physical albums were released for sale, and all profits went towards donations for the Red Cross. The Veronin sisters decided to challenge themselves by making <mask>'s third solo album, "Thousand." While she takes her debut on the silver screen, once again, as lead actress, she and Esther do not forget to focus on their imperative of empowering females in the independent art industry. Other actors include Taiwanese celebrities such as Mathilde Lin and Johnny Lu. The eight songs and their music videos from the album were woven into the movie in a way similar to a musical film, and four of them were also released separately as digital. The new album "Dear You" is a tribute to Mandopop love ballads."Quitting U" and "No More U" have achieved chart-topping success. Veronin has voice acting for Disney as well as contributing articles to magazines. One of her first passions was writing and she hopes to pursue this in various ways in the future. On May 29, 2015, Veronin's mother died after collapsing from a cardiac stress test. Live performances have been active since the release of her first album. She and her sister Esther Veronin lived at the Brown Sugar Jazz Club. She tries to perform with a live band whenever possible, even though she sometimes performs with a backing track.In addition to performing in Taiwan, she also performs in Malaysia, Australia, and North America. She invites her friends to join her on stage. Some performers that she's collaborated with in live performances include, but are not limited to: Alex Ni, DJ Noodles, and Haor. Four albums, all of which were distributed by Alfa Music and Sony Music, were created and performed by <mask>. After leaving JVR, she released two solo albums under the name JVR Music, and then one more solo album under the name Meimeiwawa Multimedia. She has received some awards for her work. There are also physical and digital singles that have not been released in an album.The singles were written for the brand. Awards and Accolades Songwriting has taken on the bulk of her own writing as well as occasionally writing for other musicians. Aside from being a singer and songwriter, she has also participated in many cinematic projects including music videos, TV series and musicals before starting her multimedia company. She started taking on the role of writer as well as producer once she established Meimeiwawa Multimedia. She took up the role of lead actress in her first feature-length film in a joint project with her sister. Musicals and Music Videos Behind the Scenes Brand Collaborations Advertising References External links Profile of <mask> at JVR music Alice in Wonder City review Helloasia interview 1988 births Living people American musicians of Taiwanese descent American women musicians of Chinese descent American people of Russian

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Lara Veronin
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texts: <mask> was an Italian publisher and author. On July 4, 1880, <mask> was born in Pistoia, Italy. She became familiar with the publishing world after working at a local printing press. She published a book of poems with her brother. She converted to Islam around the turn of the century after living in Alexandria, Egypt, for a short time. She was a lifelong supporter of anarchism and Islam. She met her husband in the Chamber of Labor and moved to Florence.They started a publisher of anti-military, anti-clerical, feminist pamphlets. La Blouse was published by <mask> Polli. Her first novel was published in 1905. She and Polli remained friendly until Polli's death in 1922. In the early 1900s, <mask> co-found a committee to aid political victims from 1890s revolts and was targeted for distributing revolutionary and anti-military propaganda in Fusignano. Giuseppe Monanni, an Arezzo printer, published a book on anarcho-futurist ideas influenced by the individualism of Max Stirner and Friedrich Nietzsche. They moved to Milan where they edited several works.They published individualist periodicals such as La Libert and La questione sociale. Bozzetti sociali was one of the works published by the press in Milan that was founded by <mask> and Monanni. She dedicated L'ultimo martire del libero pensiero to Francisco Ferrer, a Catalan pedagogue whose execution had become a cause célbre and movement. Verso la Siberia: scene dalla rivoluzione russa was written by <mask> during the Italian protests against Nicholas II. Her brother's Marinai italiani was published in 1913. Carlo Carr, the illustrator who had a brief relationship with <mask>, was associated with the press's image. The works of Charles Albert, Charles Darwin, Pietro Gori, Peter Kropotkin, and Elisée Reclus were published by the press.During World War I, they paused publishing. The republication of Nietzsche's complete works in Italian was one of their major works. Prior to Mussolini's rise as Italian dictator, <mask> had a friendship with him. Mussolini spoke at the 1913 commemoration of the Paris Commune. The military interventionist stance of <mask> became apparent after he wrote in praise of his oratory ability and stayed in touch via letters and visits for the next year. She admitted her mistake in judging Mussolini's personality after they published their correspondence. Bozzetti sociali and Donne e femmine were published again during the interwar period.Incantamento (1921) and L'oasi: romanzo arabo (1929) were written under different names. Her relationship with Monanni ended in the 1930s. She taught Arabic and worked as a fortune teller. The periodical Umanit Nova was written by <mask>. She died in Genoa in 1971. Elio Marsillo was a son of <mask> and Monanni. La corrispondenza amorosa was written by Mussolini.Leda Rafanelli-Carlo Carr, un romanzo: arte e politica di un incontro, 2005 Casa Editrice sociale was built in 1925. scuola della nazione. Alle madri italiane. Lavoratori was born in 1959. Casa editrice sociale was founded by Bozzetti. La "castit" is a clericale.The city of Milanese. I propaganda contro la costruzione della carceri, 1907, was Valida braccia. L'idea nostra. Raccolta di articoli. A combattendo. Serantoni, 1906 Racconto sociale. Un'anarchica femminista e rivoluzionaria eccezionale was published in 1995.In 1907, the presente e societ avvenire. <mask>-Polli was edited. La blouse: confronto sociale Biblioteca della rivista di letteratura operaia. 1912 Societ editoriale milanese. La bastarda del principe. Madre coronata e madre plebea was recorded in 1904. Contro la scuola was written in 1907.Polli. The scuola borghese is called the sociale. A tragedia Rafanelli-Polli. Verso la Siberia. There is a scene in the rivoluzione russa. Incantamento. La signora mia nonna.Donne e femmine. L'oasi. No. A memorie di una chiromante. Anarchia e romanziera: <mask> <mask> and C. Cusin are references. Carlo Carr is the author of "Un romanzo: arte e politica in un incontro". I Belong Only to myself: The Life and Writings of <mask> <mask> is a book.Anti–World War I activists convert to Islam and 20th-century Italian women writers die.

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Leda Bruna Rafanelli
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Rafanelli
Rafanelli
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texts: <mask> is an American multi-genre singer, songwriter, record producer, and multi-instrumentalist. He is proficient at many instruments. His debut album was released in 2011. It sold more than one million copies and was the number one country album on the charts. It sold over 3.5 million copies of "Wanted", making it the youngest male act to ever top the Hot Country Songs. The leader of "Country Music's Youth Revolution" was named because of his commercial success and his talent. He won the 2012 CMA Award for New Artist of the Year and three other awards.He is an only child who was born on September 9, 1991, at Larniurg Hospital in Breaux Bridge, Louisiana. He has Cajun ancestry along with English, Scots-Irish, and German. He used to sing in both English and French. When he was 2, he started performing. He made appearances locally and on national television as a child, including on Maury and Rosie O'Donnell Show. <mask> received his first guitar from actor Robert Duvall at the age of 6. He performed the Hank Williams song "Hey Good Lookin'" on America's Most Talented Kids at the age of 13.On October 8, 2000, <mask>'s debut studio album " Through My Eyes" was released. He released Make a Wish in 2001, Holidays with <mask> in 2003 and Songs About Nothing in 2008. He signed with Universal Music Publishing Group as a writer after moving to Nashville. The song "Play" was written for the album Nothing Like This. He was signed to Atlantic Records Nashville in September and began working on his debut. The opening act of 10 dates of country star Taylor Swift's Speak Now World Tour in the summer of 2011. He made his debut on his own radio tour in April of 2011.The Most Wanted Tour began in Texas and ended in San Bernardino, California, on December 4, 2011. The soundtrack of the Footloose remake was recorded with a duet of "Almost Paradise" from the original film by Mike Reno and Ann Wilson. The opening act on the "Thaw Out" tour was <mask>. "Where We Left Off" is an original song that can be heard on the soundtrack for the 2012 war film Act of Valor. Jay-Z previously held the Guinness World Record for most concerts played in a 24 hour period. Period. They had an opening act at the Hattiesburg stop.C.F. was named in May 2012 by Martin Guitars. The newest brand ambassador is Martin & Co. It is an honor to be named an official Martin Ambassador and to be recognized by the Martin family. He was inducted into the Louisiana Music Hall of Fame on September 7, 2012 at the Mahalia Jackson Theater in New Orleans. Hunter and Storyline's debut single, "Storm Warning", was released to radio on May 16, 2011. His debut album was released on October 11, 2011. He wrote every song, played every instrument, and produced the album.The second single, "Wanted", was released on March 5, 2012 He was given an RIAA Gold Certification plaque for "Wanted" after appearing on The Talk. The RIAA certified "Wanted" as Platinum on August 23, just two months after the song went gold. His first No. was "Wanted." The record for the youngest solo male act to top Hot Country Songs was set in 1973, by Johnny Rodriguez. "Wanted" returned to the top spot after being there for 20 weeks under a new chart format. The album's third single went to the top of the charts.The country airplay chart has 1 on it. September 14, 2012 was when the opening act for Carrie Underwood's Blown Away Tour began. He is the youngest male country artist to be nominated in all three categories for the same award. The album's fourth single, "I Want Crazy", was released to country radio on April 7, 2013). It peaked at number two on the Country Airplay chart. " Everybody's Got Somebody but Me" was a re-recording of a song from the original press of the album. The guest vocals from Mr. Mraz are in the re- recorded version.<mask> was one of five country singers who won an award. The award is given to a group of country musicians who have had an outstanding year. "Invisible" was the lead single from his second album. Storyline was released in May. <mask> broke the Guinness World Record for the most concerts played in 24 hours, previously held by The Flaming Lips, in order to promote his album and raise awareness to end child hunger. "Tattoo" was the second single to be released from the album. The album was certified double Platinum by the RIAA."Light Me Up" was a single from the deluxe version of his debut album. On May 21, 2015, the title track of his third studio album, The 21 Project, was released. He was on the track "I Can Play Guitar" on Pick Me Up. On November 2, 2016 he performed on Jimmy Kimmel Live with four holograms of himself. As part of the C2C: Country to Country festival in the UK, he played with Dan + Shay and others supporting Reba McEntire and will return in support of Lady A in 2019. "Yesterday's Song" was slated to be part of a studio album that was to be released in February of next year. The project was canceled due to shifted priorities.In addition, he was a guest on a Nickelodeon show. Wild Blue and Red Sky was filmed in December of last year. He recorded a duet with Catherine McGrath for her debut album. "Heartbreak" was the lead single for an upcoming album that was to be released by Warner Music Nashville. Levi Hummon and Tegan Marie were supporting acts on the Closer to You Tour. The album Wild Blue (part I) was announced on NBC's Today Show in August of 2019. The first part of the trilogy is the album.The third season of The Masked Singer was filmed in April 2020. The Hunter Brothers released their single "Hard Dirt" in June 2020. Their single "Been a Minute" was co-written and produced by him. The album Wild Blue Complete was released in October of 2021. Songs About Nothing, Make a Wish, Holidays with <mask>, Honoring Our French Heritage, and Storyline are some of the Discography Through My Eyes. The first country music awards program was held by a major organization. The academy's trophy was created in 1968.In 1972 the awards were aired on ABC. Fans vote on the American Country Awards, which is a country music awards show. The awards honor country music artists in music, video, and touring categories. From five nominations, he has won two awards. The National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences (NARAS) of the United States gives a gramophone award to outstanding achievement in the music industry. The awards that have a more popular interest are presented at the annual presentation ceremony. <mask> at Country Music Television 1991 births is an award.

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Hunter Easton Hayes
Hayes
Hunter
Hunter
Hayes
Hunter
Hunter
Hunter
Hunter Hayes


texts: <mask> was an Israeli actor who lived in Israel and West Germany for six decades. He studied drama at the Eretz Israel Theatre in Tel Aviv after moving to Mandatory Palestine in 1924. He joined Habima Theatre in 1949 and became one of its principal players. He was known as the Israeli. The lead role of Tevye the Dairyman was played by <mask> in the German-language production of Fiddler on the Roof. He did this role more than 1,400 times. His notable film roles include the lead in the 1968 Israeli film Tevye and His Seven Daughters, Simon Wiesenthal in the 1974 Anglo-German film The Odessa File, and Jethro in the 1974 British television series Moses the Lawgiver.He received numerous honors in both Israel and West Germany, including the Federal Service Cross from the Federal Republic of Germany. <mask> <mask> was born in the Russian Empire. He fled to Ukraine during World War I, but was kicked out of the country during the Russian Revolution. He traveled to Poland, entered Germany on a forged Polish passport, and then came to Mandatory Palestine in 1924. <mask> was employed in draining swamps, field work, and construction during his early years in Palestine. He studied at the studio of drama at the Eretz Israel Theatre in Tel Aviv and performed with a number of theatre companies between 1928 and 1948. He became one of the principal players at the Habima Theatre in Tel Aviv after responding to a newspaper advertisement for new performers.He was known as the Israeli. <mask> played a wide variety of dramatic roles at Habima. He did satire in the play Yiddishpiel. Several artistic partnerships were formed by <mask>. He and another Habima actor named <mask>, <mask> Segal, created a Yiddish-speaking comedy team called The Shmuliks; they were later joined by a third Habima actor, <mask> Atzmon. In Israel and abroad, the Three Shmuliks performed. The Israeli delegation of actors, writers, and public figures were invited by the Polish government to the 35th-anniversary celebration of the Yiddish State Theater in Warsaw.Segal and another Habima actor named Goldenberg were members of Die Kleine Mentshalach, a Yiddish-language trio that performed dramatic readings of works by Sholem Aleichem. The third, satirical trio was formed by <mask>, Jacob Timen and Esther Gamlielit of Hamatate. Bomba Tzur played the role of Tevye the Dairyman in the second year of the Israeli production of Fiddler on the Roof, which was staged at the Godik Theater. In Israel, <mask> appeared in 350 performances. <mask> was replaced by Chaim Topol, who went on to play Tevye on stage and screen. The Yiddish-language production of the musical was not as successful as the Hebrew-language ones. <mask> reprised his role as Tevye in a 1968 Israeli film.The German-language production of Fiddler on the Roof, titled Anatevka, was performed in 1968 by <mask>. <mask> played the role of Tevye more than 1,400 times. He toured with a production. He was on the German-language recording of the premiere. On September 4, 1972, the evening before a Palestinian terrorist group penetrated the Israeli Olympic athletes' quarters during the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, the Israeli team attended a German-language performance of Fiddler on the Roof. The Israelis received glasses of wine and posed for a picture with <mask>. "The Spine" was the last play in which <mask> acted.He played a role. The production ran for seven performances, but was closed due to <mask>'s illness. The following year, <mask> died. The 1935 Israeli film Zot Hi Ha'aretz (This is the Land) features <mask>. He played Reb Pinchas in the Israeli film Shnei Kuni Lemel (The Flying Matchmaker), which was the Israeli entry for the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film in 1966. Other notable roles included Tevye in the 1968 Israeli film Tevye and His Seven Daughters, SimonWiesenthal in the 1974 Anglo-German film The Odessa File, and Jethro in the BBC television series Moses the Lawgiver. In West Germany and Switzerland, <mask> played roles in films and television.<mask> received many honors and awards in Israel and West Germany. He received the Federal Service Cross from the Federal Republic of Germany in 1983 for his contribution to the interpretation of Israeli culture in West Germany. <mask> was named a Worthy Citizen of Tel Aviv in 1982. He received the Israel Prize for lifetime achievement in 1983. <mask> was praised as Israel's greatest ambassador of reconciliation by the President of Germany. <mask> and Raya Nura Shein met while studying at the Eretz Israel Theatre. They were married in 1928.<mask> died of a heart attack in Tel Aviv. He died impoverished despite his fame. The memorial plaque was put up to honor artists and intellectuals who had resided in the city. <mask>'s recordings include albums <mask> <mask> Singt Lieder Seiner Heimat InDeutscher Sprache and Anatevka.

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Shmuel Rodensky
Rodensky
Shmuel
Rodensky
Rodensky
Rodensky
Rodensky
Shmuel
Shmuel
Shmuel
Rodensky
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Rodensky


texts: <mask> of Burgundy, also known as <mask> of Dunwich, was a saint and the first bishop of the East Angles. He is credited with introducing Christianity to East Anglia. Bede's The Ecclesiastical History of the English People and the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle are the primary sources of information about the saint. <mask> was praised by Bede for delivering "all the province of East Anglia from long-standing unrighteousness and unhappiness". The existence of a Bishop of Chlons with the same name may be a coincidence, as <mask> may have been a priest at one of the monasteries founded by the Irish missionary. According to local legend, Honorius sent <mask> to Sigeberht of East Anglia's kingdom in about 630, by sea to Babingley. Sigeberht gave him a look at Dommoc on his way to East Anglia.<mask> helped establish a school for boys in Sigeberht's kingdom. He was the bishop for seventeen years. His relics were taken from Dommoc to Soham Abbey and then to the abbey at Ramsey. Several English churches are dedicated to <mask>, who was venerated as a saint after his death. <mask>'s feast is on 8 March. <mask>'s name doesn't allow historians to identify his nationality, but he came from the Frankish kingdom of Burgundy. Bede said that he was ordination in Burgundy.It is possible that <mask> was associated with Irish missionary activity in Francia, which was centered in Burgundy. After leaving Bangor and going into voluntary exile, he arrived in Francia in 590. After arriving at Annegay, he was encouraged to stay, but was forced to find an alternative site for a monastery when lay people and the sick sought the advice of his fellow monks. The connection between the Wuffingas ruling dynasty and the abbessundofara at Faremoutiers Abbey was an example of the associations that existed at the time between the Church in East Anglia and religious establishments in Francia. Burgundofara was inspired to found the abbey at Faremoutiers by the work of Eustasius and his disciples. The Wuffingas dynasty established its links with Faremoutiers because of a connection between the disciples of Columbanus, who influenced the Christians of Northern Burgundy. There are suggestions for where <mask> may have come from, including the area around Autun.<mask> and Dagobert I, who had contact with both King Sigeberht of East Anglia and Amandus, had connections with other historians. According to McLure and Collins, there was a bishop named <mask> who held the see of Chlons. They think that <mask> may have become a political fugitive because he lost his sight after the death of Chlothar II. <mask>'s arrival in the kingdom of the East Angles is mentioned in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle, a collection of annals that was compiled in the late ninth century. The Chronicle states that <mask> "preached the faith of Christ to the East Angles". One version of the Chronicle, 'Manuscript F', written in the eleventh century in both Old English and Latin, elaborates upon the short statement contained in the Manuscript A annal: "Here there came from the region of Burgundy a bishop who was called <mask>, who preached the faith King Sigeberht of East Anglia was promoted by Bishop <mask>, who was coming to Honorius, the archbishop, from the parts of Burgundy, where he had been born and had told him what he desired.Bede and the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle described events that differed from later sources. According to the English chronicle and history written at Ely Abbey in the 12th century, <mask> came with Sigeberht from Francia and was made Bishop of East Anglia. <mask> traveled from Gaul to the hamlet of Babingley via the River Babingley. He made his way to the other side of the country. He was made a bishop in about 630 or 630. After the assassination of Eorpwald and the three years of apostasy that followed, a new period of order was established by Sigeberht. After being exiled in Francia, Sigeberht became a Christian and became king.<mask> may have been brought to East Anglia because of his accession. Bede's Ecclesiastical History of the English People implied that <mask> went to East Anglia because of Honorius, according to Peter Hunter. After arriving at Sigeberht's court, <mask> established a church at Dommoc, which is thought to mean Dunwich, on the Suffolk coast. Dunwich was almost completely destroyed by the effects of coastal erosion. The coastal area of Suffolk near Felixstowe has been suggested as an alternative site for <mask>'s due to the fact that there was once a Roman fort there. Roger Bigod dedicated a church and priory to him there. <mask> started a school to give Sigeberht with teachers.There is no evidence that <mask>'s school was at Soham. Bede is unsure as to the origin of the teachers at the school that was established, who may have been from Kent itself or similar to those who were to be found in Kent. According to an English source, St <mask> was the original founder of the monastery of Sehem and of the church at Redham. The foundation of a second religious establishment at Soham appears to be very probable according to Margaret Gallyon. When Fursey arrived from Ireland, he founded a monastery at Cnobheresburg, which is located in Norfolk. <mask> died after seventeen years as bishop. Thomas, a Fenman, became the second Bishop of the East Angles after his death.William of Malmesbury said that <mask> was buried at Dommoc, but his relics were taken to Soham. His shrine was damaged when the church was destroyed. The saint's body was found and buried at Ramsey Abbey. Ramsey was noted for its enthusiasm for collecting saints' relics, and in an apparent attempt to out-compete their rivals from the abbey at Ely, the Ramsey monks escaped by rowing their boats through thick Fenland fog, carrying with them the bishop's precious remains. <mask>'s feast day is on 8 March. There are six churches dedicated to the saint. <mask> is said to have visited Babingley, in the northwest of Norfolk, and built the holy church.<mask> will be remembered in the Church of England on 8 March. The town of Felixstowe may have been named after the saint, though an alternative meaning has been suggested. <mask> is a patron saint of the St. Felix Orthodox Educational Center. The blessing was given by the Rector of the Ss. The Cyril and Methodius Theological Institute of Postgraduate Studies Metropolitan Hilarion is an Eastern Orthodox Educational Center dedicated to St. <mask>. There are many academic disciplines that are free of charge. There are external links to the East Angles, the 7th-century English bishops, and the 7th-century Christian saints.

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